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Stephen Graham Jones is a genius. That is my opinion but it is a correct one. #CBRBINGO – New

My Heart is a Chainsaw (The Lake Witch Trilogy, #1) by Stephen Graham Jones

July 27, 2022 by narfna 6 Comments

I am having such a good reading summer. I have had a plethora of five-star reads, including this gem. Also, this book tried to kill me by making me feel too many feelings. Fitting, with the body count and the genre. Like all the books I really love and that give me feelings, especially when I’m not quite sure where those feelings are coming from, I am having a really hard time reviewing My Heart is a Chainsaw. Jade is a teenaged girl in a […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Horror Tagged With: audiobooks, Cara Gee, cbr14bingo, horror, my heart is a chainsaw, narfna, read harder challenge 2022, slasher, Stephen Graham Jones, the lake witch trilogy

narfna's CBR14 Review No:117 · Genres: Audiobooks, Horror · Tags: audiobooks, Cara Gee, cbr14bingo, horror, my heart is a chainsaw, narfna, read harder challenge 2022, slasher, Stephen Graham Jones, the lake witch trilogy ·
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The book, "City of Stone and Silence" by Django Wexler standing next to a book bingo card.

Two sisters, two different powers, trying to reunite against all odds- CBR14 Bingo: Monster

City of Stone and Silence: The Wells of Sorcery Book Two by Django Wexler

July 26, 2022 by Dome'Loki Leave a Comment

CBR14 Bingo: “Monster” – Tori begins a slippery slope of abusing her mental powers and starts self-describing as a monster. The first book in the Wells of Sorcery trilogy, Ship of Smoke and Steel, was exclusively from Isoka’s point of view.  City of Stone and Silence switches things up by alternating between Isoka and her younger sister Tori. Having survived the voyage aboard Soliton, Isoka faces new challenges.  All aboard the ship have been forced off of it by the angel enforcers onto a mysterious island.  The […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: cbr14, cbr14bingo, Django Wexler, Dome'Loki, LGBTQ, magic, magic powers

Dome'Loki's CBR14 Review No:28 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: cbr14, cbr14bingo, Django Wexler, Dome'Loki, LGBTQ, magic, magic powers ·
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Think a train might hit softer than these ladies

Wild: Or So I Was Born To Be by Cristian Castelo

July 26, 2022 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

cbr14bingo Scandal Level 3 (the scandalous behavior) This first volume of “the Wild” series, is set in the late 1970s and is a coming of age on the roller derby track. Do not worry about winning, just try to stay alive, as you hallucinate, dreams and the rival teams after you. The ketchup, mustard and hamburger colors show in minimalist format, the gruesome ugliness of it all (and the spaghetti eating contest wall of shame). Cristian Castelo has a warp self of self. They made […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, History, Speculative Fiction, Sports, Young Adult Tagged With: 1970s, cbr14bingo, coming-of-age, Contemporary Women, Cristian Castelo, family, friendship, high school, roller derby, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:402 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, History, Speculative Fiction, Sports, Young Adult · Tags: 1970s, cbr14bingo, coming-of-age, Contemporary Women, Cristian Castelo, family, friendship, high school, roller derby, Social Themes ·
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If books aren’t for eating, why do they say, “Devour a good book?”

Books Aren’t for Eating by Carlie Sorosiak

July 26, 2022 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

cbr14bingo Birds Level 2 (see the lady with the feathers and adorable birds around her. It’s my favorite image)   Leopold is a goat who loves reading books (after learning not to eat them) and like any good bookstore owner, he knows the stock at his bookstore, able to find the perfect book for each person who enters. Of course, when another goat arrives, he eats the books and nothing Leopold does will stop him! Or is there a way to get the book to the […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Carlie Sorosiak, cbr14bingo, Manu Montoya, New Experience, reading

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:401 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Carlie Sorosiak, cbr14bingo, Manu Montoya, New Experience, reading ·
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Learning and having fun at the same time

My Ten Painted Nails: Bilingual Inuktitut and English Edition by Jennifer Jaypoody

July 26, 2022 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

cbr14bingo Recommend Level 3      I am going to recommend this book to everyone I know even though My Ten Painted Nails: Bilingual Inuktitut and English Edition has only one flaw. I was unsure how to pronounce the Inuktitut words. Now, I could assume that since the text say in English, “this is pink” or “this is one,” I could assume which words were which, but still unsure how to pronounce it. Plus, I know some languages do not read in the same order […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Non-Fiction Tagged With: Canada- Indigenous, cbr14bingo, colors, Counting & Numbers, Emma Pedersen, Inuktitut, Jennifer Jaypoody, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:400 · Genres: Children's Books, Non-Fiction · Tags: Canada- Indigenous, cbr14bingo, colors, Counting & Numbers, Emma Pedersen, Inuktitut, Jennifer Jaypoody, Social Themes ·
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Time to tell a tale

The Moon from Dehradun: A Story of Partition by Shirin Shamsi

July 26, 2022 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

cbr14bingo Time Level 2      Picture book are interesting. If you have a fiction story, well, that can go into any format (picture book, novel, verse). But if you have a non-fiction story or based on a true story and/or event, a picture book is not always my “go to” thought for a subject.  After all, picture books are usually aimed at ages five to eight, therefore, how do you talk about the displacement of Indian and Pakistani peoples when the two peoples have […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Cooking/Food, Fiction, Health, History, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Religion, Young Adult Tagged With: cbr14bingo, Emigration & Immigration, Muslim, refugees, Shirin Shamsi, Social Themes, Tarun Lak

BlackRaven's CBR14 Review No:399 · Genres: Children's Books, Cooking/Food, Fiction, Health, History, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Religion, Young Adult · Tags: cbr14bingo, Emigration & Immigration, Muslim, refugees, Shirin Shamsi, Social Themes, Tarun Lak ·
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